Poetry is a unique and specialized craft, requiring a strong facility for language and a distinct poetic voice. In this class we can work on whatever you need: starting from scratch with prompts for beginning a poem, workshopping an already existing piece or pieces, or learning about formal techniques and the fundamental aspects of good poetry. Learn from an experienced student of poetry! Halli received her BA in Creative Writing from DePaul University in 2023. She is currently pursuing an MA in Poetry at Queen's University Belfast. She is a Citywide Poet Representative and former editor of DePaul Literary Magazine, Crook & Folly. She has been published in Crook & Folly ed. 42 (2022) and The Apiary ed. 8. (2025).

Explore the captivating world of scriptwriting, acting, and poetry in this dynamic class ran by Tobi King! Tobi King is an actor and writer, widely recognized for his roles in Temple (Sky One, Netflix), I May Destroy You (BBC1), and his recent West End performance in For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy (Garrick Theatre). As a writer, his debut play Before I Go (Brixton House Theatre, published by Bloomsbury) showcases his talent for impactful storytelling. Tobi brings a blend of industry experience and creative insight to his class. Offering guidance in scriptwriting, poetry, and acting, his sessions explore the craft of storytelling from multiple angles, empowering students to find their authentic voice and deepen their understanding of both performance and writing. Whether you're looking to enhance your writing, performance skills, or deepen your understanding of literary works, this class offers an engaging and creative environment. Ideal for those who seek to express themselves through words and performance while gaining insight into the craft of writing and storytelling.

Every writer has a unique writing voice that is deeply connected to lived experience. This weekly exploratory public program will engage participants in both theatre-based embodied practices and writing exercises designed to assist them in tapping into a deeper process of crafting poetry. The progression of the program will be as follows: Week 1- A brief exploration of the questions, "What is a poem?", “What makes a good poet?” and "Why do write poetry?". Participants will bring their favorite selection of poetry to discuss why they feel connected to both the writing and the poet. This is in preparation for Week 2.

A class tailored to students needs, in which we go through a variety of warm ups, focus on the main body of the lesson via 2-3 activity types plus text study, lesson overview and a fun interactive spontaneous short activity at the end. Lessons are fun, engaging, and personalised to the needs and the objectives of the student.

This class will allow you to develop your poetry writing (and creative writing) skills and develop your practice. We will cover creative writing techniques and skills required for writing well-crafted poetry. We will look at different areas such as writing about place, theme and people.

I am an experienced, engaging and versatile tutor of English Literature, Language, Creative Writing and Poetry. I have a BA in English Literature from Aberystwyth University, an MA in Critical Theory and Creative Writing from Sussex University, and a PhD in Critical Theory and Literature, also from Sussex. I am friendly and supportive, and work with a broad range of abilities and ages. I have tutored GCSE and A-level pupils at State schools across the UK, as well as students at independent schools such as Marlborough College, Bedales, Charterhouse and Hurtwood House. For five years I was also writer in residence at Hurtwood House. Previously, I taught English Literature and Critical Theory at Sussex University, and Creative Writing and Performance Skills at Brighton University. I frequently go into schools and colleges to run one-off enrichment sessions, and have developed standalone programmes for youth centres, arts centres, theatres and creative writing retreats. Whether you are looking for some help catching up after an absence, you need ongoing support with English Literature/Language/Creative Writing, or you’re just looking for some guidance and feedback on a particular essay/writing project I will be happy to help! I can also tailor longer courses specifically to meet your needs and/or interests. I am a writer, actor and stage manager by profession, and am the author of: poetry; poetry in translation; plays; academic writings; reviews/essays; and videogames. For more information, or to ask any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch. Meanwhile, all the best, Dr Rosy

Are you fascinated by poetry but not sure where to start? Or perhaps you're an experienced poet looking to refine your craft? My one-to-one online poetry tutoring is tailored to meet your individual needs and aspirations. What to Expect - Creative Prompts and Exercises: I'll provide a variety of creative prompts and exercises designed to spark your imagination and help you generate new ideas for poems. - Craft Techniques: We can explore various poetic devices and techniques, such as imagery, metaphor, rhyme, and meter, to enhance your poems. - Workshop Your Poems: You'll have the opportunity to share your poems and receive constructive feedback in a safe and supportive environment. I'll offer insights to help you refine your work and develop your voice. - Explore Different Forms: We can explore various poetic forms, including sonnets, haikus, free verse, and more. - Readings and Discussions: We can discuss your favourite poems and poets, broadening your understanding of the art form. - Flexible Scheduling: We'll work together to find a time that suits your schedule for our online sessions. What You'll Gain - You'll develop your ability to craft compelling and evocative poems. - You'll gain confidence in your creative voice and your poetry. - You'll receive tailored feedback to help improve your writing and achieve your goals.

I am a BA graduate of Classics and Literature from Athens National and Kapodistrian University and holder of an MA degree in Dramaturgy and Writing for Performance from Goldsmiths University of London. I have nearly 10 years of experience of teaching in different countries, settings and age groups as a private tutor of ancient and modern Greek in my home country and as a primary school TA and Art Teacher in the UK. At the same time, I have developped my career as a theatre freelancer in production and dramaturgy. Throughout my life I have engaged with writing, both creatively as a writer and theatre maker and as a facilitator and script reader. I can offer Creative Writing sessions for emergning writers in Theatre and Poetry. Whether you have some experience or you're just getting started, I can help you shape and develop your craft, offer constructive feedback and helpful reading lists and creative references. I also offer 1:1 lessons of Greek and Ancient Greek, Classics, Literature and Theatre to indiviuals and small groups of all ages and backgrounds.

Self expression and being able to look at the magic you have within yourself is essential within performance. Whether you're an actor, dancer, poet or public speaker, or just someone who wants to work on their confidence; I can help guide you through a variety of training tools to help strengthen your craft. I believe in training for the individual, and would love to break down a course specific to the persons needs and passions. Whether its preparing for an audition or just looking for a creative outlet, I would love to help you on this journey! As a trained Actor, graduating with a BA hons in Drama and Theatre at Goldsmiths, I have gone on to further develop my practise as an artist. Most recently completed the sketch lab comedy course at Soho Theatre, whereby I gig across London with my group Circle Time. I am also a performance poet and lead singer/bassist of the indie rock band Daisy Chain.

Are you struggling to feel creative? Do you feel like you've always wanted to try writing but don't know where to start? Do you want to find a way to express yourself and the world around? Come and join me and together we can find your voice, get the ball rolling and give you the little starter tips that will help you to unlock your greatest power - your voice. I'm Ché, an actor/writer and director from Manchester. Living in London. When I was 15 a lot of stuff was happening in my life, I felt powerless, like talking about it would be a burden. I also struggled to say what I was thinking and sometimes my mouth couldn't keep up with my brain. So I bought myself some pens and some notebooks and I began to keep a 'diary', these little notebooks I would scribble down in were anything but 'diaries' though. I soon found that channelling my energy into poetry and storytelling, helped me not only put into perspective the things in my life I was struggling with, but I also found my voice, my vocation and what I now do for a career. Whether you have professional ambitions to be a writer/storyteller/poet or just feel stuck in a rut and would love to let off some steam by writing a few quirky limericks, sign up to my class and we can find your voice and GET YOUR WORDS OUT.

Are you passionate about poetry, drama and literature? Want to develop your writing skills with a creative and inspiring mentor? Join me in my engaging and dynamic classes, where I combine my experience as a published author, performance poet and playwright with a deep love for teaching. I've had the privilege of performing poetry alongside jazz musicians, blending the rhythm of words with the energy of live music, creating truly immersive and evocative experiences. My theatre productions have brought together storytelling, dance, poetry and rap to create hilarious and heartbreaking narratives that left audiences buzzing. I draw on all of this experience in my classes. My workshops are designed to help you explore your creative literary practice in innovative ways, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned writer looking to refine your craft. In addition to my performances, I've taught poetry workshops in schools and creative writing at the prestigious Leeds Playhouse. I’ve worked with diverse groups of students and writers of all ages. I specialise in creating a supportive and creative space for you to experiment with your voice, learn from classic and contemporary works, and gain practical skills to elevate your writing. Through my classes, you’ll gain: - Insight into the craft of poetry, prose and drama from a published author, poet and playwright. - The opportunity to experiment with different styles, from formal verse to free verse, prose to performance. - A deeper understanding of English literature, with a focus on both classic texts and modern works. - Techniques for writing that combine creativity with technical skill. - The chance to share your work in a safe and encouraging space. Whether you dream of publishing your first collection or simply want to enhance your love for the written word, I offer personalised guidance that caters to your individual needs and interests. Let’s explore the world of poetry and literature together, and unlock your unique voice as a writer!

With thirteen years' teaching experience, in universities, private institutes, secondary schools and as a private tutor, I have a PhD in Comparative Literature and a broad understanding of learning techniques and approaches. I am friendly, approachable, and will tailor my teaching to your needs, objectives, likes and dislikes. With expertise across English and Anglophone Literature, theory and criticism, Comparative and French Literature, different exams and curricula, I feel confident helping you achieve your aims, whether personal, professional, or exam based. My research focuses on contemporary poetry, postcolonial literature, music and popular culture, ecopoetry and nature writing. I have taught a whole range of periods, movements and critical approaches. I also have many years' experience teaching English as a second language, including conversation skills for different contexts. I also teach writing skills, both professional and academic (including essay writing), and am happy to tailor classes to specific aims (for an event, a presentation, an interview, a specific professional field). I think that teaching works best when it works on your level: you can learn English through discussion of music, TV series, books, and more - I am happy to integrate grammar and learning points into this. In terms of Literature, we can approach a book, author, poem, play, theoretical work, movement or moment, together, and in different ways, drawing on the classes and materials I have developed over ten years in leading Parisian universities (I have also worked in the British and US university contexts). I am also happy to teach creative writing skills - particularly poetry and non-fiction, so please feel free to ask about this, too!

English Language and Literature are compelling and multifaceted subjects that offer a deep dive into the art of communication and the power of storytelling. Engaging with these subjects allows you to explore the richness of the English language and the diverse forms of literary expression. English Language and Literature have always been my strongest subjects and have always peaked my interest, it would be an honour for me to allow you to also develop an interest in such a wonderful subject.

Would you like to learn how to write poetry or develop your poetic craft with the assistance of an experienced teacher? In this class, we'll work on shaping new drafts whilst learning about international poetic forms as well as producing some free verse work. We'll edit our material and, if we have multiple sessions, we'll put together a brief collection! We will explore the world of the senses, memories, and connect to language in a new, profound way. My course is not prescriptive, and we'll meet your voice wherever you're at right now. You'll be taught by a published poet with work experience in the UK and North America. I've taught Creative Writing to university students at a world-leading school, and worked with younger audiences, and I'm happy to work with a variety of forms in English. I studied for my MFA in Creative Writing at the University of British Columbia, and won a scholarship as the strongest poet in my cohort.

Studying English Literature is a wonderful way to try and make sense of the world. You will learn how to examine it critically, how to employ nuance and to empathise with others. After studying English Literature at the University of Liverpool, I am comfortable discussing a wide range of literary texts from plays to poems to novels from Shakespearean texts to the modern day.

Are you curious about English poetry? Do you want to learn about it and read classic authors? Or perhaps you are looking to learn English in a different way? Then this course is for you! Here, we will delve into the wonderful world of poetry, exploring how poets have played with words throughout the centuries to express their thoughts, feelings and experiences. You don't need to be an expert in poetry to enjoy this course. Together, we'll read works by famous poets like William Shakespeare, Emily Dickinson, and Sylvia Plath, and discuss what their words mean and how they make us feel. We'll also learn about the different styles and techniques poets use to bring their ideas to life. This course is a space to explore, share, and discover how poetry can connect with each of us in a unique way. Get ready to enjoy, learn and be inspired by the words of great poets!

I am an accomplished author and performance poet with two published poetry anthologies. My work as a poet not only involves writing but also performing, bringing the art of spoken word to life and engaging diverse audiences. Alongside my creative endeavors, I have a strong background in education. I have taught poetry and Sociology to both young people and adult learners, facilitating a deeper understanding and appreciation of these subjects. Through my teaching, I strive to inspire others to find their voices and explore the power of words, while also providing insight into the complexities of human society through the lens of Sociology.

Poetry is the Power and Conflict spec. Also, there will be tutoring on A Christmas Carol, An Inspector Calls and Macbeth. We will go through the material together, analyse the themes and characters and do exam practice. Practice makes perfect !

One to one teaching to take your poetry and creative writing to the next level. Whether you have never tried anything like this before, or you want to make a commitment to your writing practice, this class will enable you to focus on your writing, inspire some fresh ideas, and eleveate your work. We will unlock the creativity within you, while also giving you tools to take away with you to continue to write, and get some words on the page together!

I am a passionate English Literature student at the University of Kent with years of Creative Writing experience. I've studied writing at the University of Amsterdam, have written and directed my own play, and have been published by various student papers, zines and online publications. I'm seeking to offer support to up to First Year University students in English language and literature studies, as well as helping students develop their critical and creative voice in their writing. I can compliment their studies, develop their understanding of and engagement with their curriculums, and increase individuality and confidence in their work. I achieved an A* in my English Literature and an A in my English Language iGCSEs, and am on track for a First Class English Literature degree.

Poetry is a way of life. Poetry allows you to express emotions, thoughts, and experiences in a creative and meaningful way. Poetry can help individuals develop their language skills, enhance their creativity, and gain a deeper understanding of themselves and the world around them. Additionally, reading and writing poetry can be a therapeutic and cathartic process, providing a means of self-reflection and emotional release. English poetry has become phenomenal and has grown over the years, since the medieval times. I specialised in teaching English language as a second language, from grammar to composition. I am also enthusiastic about teaching poetry, showing people the beauty of writing, especially poetry.

Poetry is a powerful tool to use to understand ourselves and the world around us better. It creates beautiful work from everything - nature, comedy, love, anger, grief - it allows us to process our emotions and to help others too. With poetry, you can teach others more about you or raise awareness of important issues, it is up to you what you make of it. You can go on to perform poetry or publish it in collections, even your own anthology. The world is truly your oyster. In this class, we will be looking at how to write and perform poetry. How do we grab the attention of readers and the audience? As a winner of a spoken word competition and a published poet, I can teach you all you need to know about structure, rhythm, form and more! I have a fun and dynamic way of tutoring that is interactive and engaging!